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The Indian women's cricket team has made a remarkable comeback to reach the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 final. They will face South Africa on November 2 at the Dr DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai. The match promises to be historic as both teams seek their maiden title. Meanwhile, the game might be marred by some rain interruption. Here are further details. The weather in Navi Mumbai is expected to be warm and humid throughout the day. The morning may start cloudy with temperatures reaching 32°C, but it could feel like 39°C in the afternoon sun. Humidity will be high and there could be some light showers, but no major rain interruptions are expected during the match. If rain stops play before the minimum overs of both teams are completed, the game will advance to the reserve day. Meanwhile, the ICC would aim to finish the match on the scheduled day. However, if required, the play will resume from the same point the next day. Winds from the south could provide some early assistance to seamers, but batting conditions are expected to improve as the game goes on. By evening, the temperature is likely to drop to around 25°C, but humidity will remain high. The dew factor could play a crucial role in the second innings, making the toss particularly important for both teams. India's journey to the final has been a rollercoaster ride. They started strong, faced three consecutive defeats in the middle, but made a remarkable comeback to reach the final. In the semifinal, Jemimah Rodrigues played an unforgettable innings of 127*, leading India to a record chase against Australia. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur also contributed with her 89-run knock. South Africa, led by Laura Wolvaardt, have been one of the most consistent teams in this tournament. They have shown a perfect blend of discipline and aggression, with all-rounder Marizanne Kapp and pacer Ayabonga Khaka playing crucial roles in key matches. The final is set to be a battle between two strong teams with different strengths.
